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>> ben bernanke is trying to stimulate the u.s. economy. and in qe3, what he will do is create money and use that money to buy mortgage-backed securities. >> paul: what is it supposed to accomplish? >> the goal is to push down long-term interest rates and by that he thinks that people who have-- investors who would otherwise be buying bonds and capturing a higher interest rate will say, oh, there's no return there, i'm going look for something that gives me a higher return and hoping they will employ that capital in a real economy and that will stimulate growth. >> okay, so, third time the charm here, dan? he tried it twice and might have worked arguably the first time to get us out of the panic, the second time not much obviously. but what about this time? >> what reason is there to believe it would happen this time? >> he said this time it's unlimited. not going to end. every year, 40 billion a month right now, if that doesn't work, we'll buy another 40 and we'll buy another and another until it finally works. >> two things have to happen
>> ben bernanke is trying to stimulate the u.s. economy. and in qe3, what he will do is create money and use that money to buy mortgage-backed securities. >> paul: what is it supposed to accomplish? >> the goal is to push down long-term interest rates and by that he thinks that people who have-- investors who would otherwise be buying bonds and capturing a higher interest rate will say, oh, there's no return there, i'm going look for something that gives me a higher return and...
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ben bernanke's testimony yesterday failed to send a clear message to markets. central bank chief left the door open for more quantitative easing but stopped short of a specific road map. >> one of britain's best known hedge fund managers is taking a long bet on the u.s. economy, warned bad things lie ahead for global markets. hugh hendry told "the financial times" -- nice picture of hugh. >> arms crossed. >> he told them financial markets are single digit years away. that could be anything from one to nine. from a 1930 style crash that will present investors with opportunity of a lifetime. east more worried about u.s. investors. single digit away, but u.s. is a better house. >> and also trying to fight this perception that he's only a c contrarian. >> hugh was a very regular guest with us until his new chairman on board and said, you have to stop doing tv. >> so he piped down a little bit. he just came out with an investment letter and now this interview, so maybe we can get him back. >> he might join us. >> joining us now for more is brian railing, chief incom
ben bernanke's testimony yesterday failed to send a clear message to markets. central bank chief left the door open for more quantitative easing but stopped short of a specific road map. >> one of britain's best known hedge fund managers is taking a long bet on the u.s. economy, warned bad things lie ahead for global markets. hugh hendry told "the financial times" -- nice picture of hugh. >> arms crossed. >> he told them financial markets are single digit years away....
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gerri: i want to talk about ben bernanke and the fed. listen to this from ben bernanke. >> to fiscal cliff isn't addressed, don't think our tools are strong enough to offset the effects of a major fiscal shock so it is really important for the fiscal policymakers to work together to find a solution for that. gerri: what do you make of the fed's move? it struck me as overreaching in the extreme especially when he himself says we really don't have the tools to deal with unemployment. >> i think he means we the fed. we reduce the increase in government spending a little bit with the sequester. that is a good thing for the economy. you'd are you high you allocate reductions in the increase but that is helpful to the economy. the other is a massive tax increase of $500 billion over the next year. $100 billion in increased spending and they panic. talking raising taxes 500 le in dollars next year and for the next 10 years. that is very damaging for the economy, we should not confuse spending reduction with tax increases, the alternative minimu
gerri: i want to talk about ben bernanke and the fed. listen to this from ben bernanke. >> to fiscal cliff isn't addressed, don't think our tools are strong enough to offset the effects of a major fiscal shock so it is really important for the fiscal policymakers to work together to find a solution for that. gerri: what do you make of the fed's move? it struck me as overreaching in the extreme especially when he himself says we really don't have the tools to deal with unemployment....
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. >> ben bernanke gets ready to set speak at jackson hole. investors primed for any hints the central bank may take new acstha action to spur the company. >> mitt romney gives a rousing speech at the republican national convention. >>> and another warning sign from japan's struggling factories. industrial output falls in july. india gdp growth rises from 3 1/2 year loss. most analysts say don't expect from any near term help from the country's central bank. >>> okay. very good welcome to you. if you just joined us today on cnbc this is "worldwide exchange". we have some data. the rate unchanged at 10.7%. this is the july rate for italy. the june rate revised slightly down. 10.7 to 10.1. not quite as high as we thought. fairly elevated. still loads to get through on today's program. we'll be over at jackson hole as investors wait to see what ben bernanke will say about any new rounds of bond purchases. we have second quarter gdp figures which suggests india is going all right. we'll be out in paris where the french finance minister has told cn
. >> ben bernanke gets ready to set speak at jackson hole. investors primed for any hints the central bank may take new acstha action to spur the company. >> mitt romney gives a rousing speech at the republican national convention. >>> and another warning sign from japan's struggling factories. industrial output falls in july. india gdp growth rises from 3 1/2 year loss. most analysts say don't expect from any near term help from the country's central bank. >>>...
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and ben bernanke -- ben bernanke printing more money. the dow at 1396. gold reacting to the middle east but more to ben bernanke. three higher today. and the middle east play as well as ben bernanke. $99.73 up $1.42. and $3.87 for regular $4.12. ben bernanke print. the market's rally. and listen to this from augusta. >> he is a new member. should be a new person in the chairman's position. someone who shared my economic views. >> kevin brady joins us from capitol hill. >> thanks for having me. stuart: if it was president romney and he replaced ben bernanke and replaced him with someone who wants to stop printing money interest rates will go straight up and our economy would go straight down. >> governor romney. has the right to choose a fed chairman who agrees with him. i think governor romney heads this issue on target for two reasons, the fed actions yesterday seeming rebuke to the obama administration. the fed still feels obliged to try to stimulate the economy. secondly, long-term interest rates and liquidity are not the roadblocks to the economy. wh
and ben bernanke -- ben bernanke printing more money. the dow at 1396. gold reacting to the middle east but more to ben bernanke. three higher today. and the middle east play as well as ben bernanke. $99.73 up $1.42. and $3.87 for regular $4.12. ben bernanke print. the market's rally. and listen to this from augusta. >> he is a new member. should be a new person in the chairman's position. someone who shared my economic views. >> kevin brady joins us from capitol hill. >>...
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bernanke it's been a busy week in the spotlight for the federal reserve chairman today ben bernanke he spoke at the opening of a fed conference in washington with other central bankers this rounds out a week where he gave two lectures in his college class the first ever taught by a sitting bed chairman live stream for everyone to see not just the students they got the spot there now you could call it class or you could call it indoctrination or an attempt to rewrite history or a p.r. offensive in the face of that criticism regardless it's friday so we have some time we took some time to look at his lesson plan with more scrutiny and yesterday he tackled the issue of the housing bubble and the debate over the role of the fed's loose monetary policy in creating it so here is professor bernie accompanied by his power point slides making his main point and excuse the camera work. the evidence that we've done within the. suggests that monetary policy do not play an important role in raising house prices during. ok first of all this is false on its face because the housing bubble was not
bernanke it's been a busy week in the spotlight for the federal reserve chairman today ben bernanke he spoke at the opening of a fed conference in washington with other central bankers this rounds out a week where he gave two lectures in his college class the first ever taught by a sitting bed chairman live stream for everyone to see not just the students they got the spot there now you could call it class or you could call it indoctrination or an attempt to rewrite history or a p.r. offensive...
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ben bernanke is defending the federal reserve's financial repression of savers. i recognize that it poses our ship. the purpose of our policy though is to create a stronger economy. and he also says there are no signs of inflation lucky for us legendary investor jim rogers is here to tell us how wrong bernie is meanwhile angela merkel is in china reportedly trying to convince the country with three point two trillion dollars worth of foreign exchange reserves just for a little in the direction of the euro zone so one could shelling out for the trouble debtors by the largest creditor nation in the world will find out and another major euro zone credit pusher christine legarde we just saw her taking her fund raising at first to the world economic forum coming to collect for the i.m.f. but one my of her and more of these heavy hitting women the butting heads will give you the back story let's get to the day's capital again. ok so ben bernanke the federal reserve chairman testified on capitol hill in washington today and you know it was really interesting it really s
ben bernanke is defending the federal reserve's financial repression of savers. i recognize that it poses our ship. the purpose of our policy though is to create a stronger economy. and he also says there are no signs of inflation lucky for us legendary investor jim rogers is here to tell us how wrong bernie is meanwhile angela merkel is in china reportedly trying to convince the country with three point two trillion dollars worth of foreign exchange reserves just for a little in the direction...
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. -- federal reserve chairman ben bernanke says the u.s. government is ready to act to stimulate the economy if needed. >> in a speech to central bankers in wyoming, bernanke said he was gravely concerned about the stagnating labor market. the u.s. economy is so weak that it is hardly creating any jobs. the fed's next policy meeting is september 1 analysts expect a decision on a third round of quantitative easing. those statements from ben bernanke and the prospect of further quantitative easing in the u.s. put investors into a positive mood on the last day of the trading week. our markets correspondence has more. he sends us this report from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> the doors for more quantitative easing in the united states remain open. this is what the market mix of the statements of ben bernanke, the fed chairman, in jackson hole, wyoming. his speech caused the stock market in frankfurt to end this last trading day of the week on the upside. the euro also was again up on statements by the french ecb director, fuelling speculatio
. -- federal reserve chairman ben bernanke says the u.s. government is ready to act to stimulate the economy if needed. >> in a speech to central bankers in wyoming, bernanke said he was gravely concerned about the stagnating labor market. the u.s. economy is so weak that it is hardly creating any jobs. the fed's next policy meeting is september 1 analysts expect a decision on a third round of quantitative easing. those statements from ben bernanke and the prospect of further quantitative...
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so why does mitt romney think that ben bernanke is dead wrong? well, the two rounds that are referred to as quantitative easing, ben bernanke's fed has injected $2.3 trillion into the economy. that is $2.3 trillion that did not exist before the fed created them, a bernanke said something inkr incredible that he has never done before and he is trying to prof why the $2.3 trillion has worked, because it has created 2 million private sector jobs created as a direct result of the easy money. that is interesting, because that is an interesting link between jobs and how much he spent, because that is not a cheap cost per job, because it is more than a cool $1 million per job, and 1.2 million to be exact. and repeat that, because it did take a second to digest it. 1.2 million per job, and so for those who are keeping track, we are not counting the president's extra $2 trillion or so in stimulus in that money, just the fed's money, divided by the number of jobs. history though may prove that ben bernanke is completely right, because as i said this has ne
so why does mitt romney think that ben bernanke is dead wrong? well, the two rounds that are referred to as quantitative easing, ben bernanke's fed has injected $2.3 trillion into the economy. that is $2.3 trillion that did not exist before the fed created them, a bernanke said something inkr incredible that he has never done before and he is trying to prof why the $2.3 trillion has worked, because it has created 2 million private sector jobs created as a direct result of the easy money. that...
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economy is pretty harsh well chairman ben bernanke he indeed said on friday that the federal reserve will do more to boost the economy because of high u.s. unemployment which he said was due to cyclical problems in the economy and an economic recovery that remains far from satisfactory quote he also argued that the fed's moves so far indeed to keep interest rates at record lows to encourage borrowing and encourage spending have helped bolster the economy and so therefore this has been taken in positively on the markets but on the other hand the lack of factual information as to when how volumes of easing he did not say any of that and therefore let's take a look at what's happening on the dow jones and on the nasdaq and they are up but they're up within around half a percent so it's quite moderate indeed i one point one manufacturing data came in for the month of july which showed a jump of two point eight percent in the month also propelled the dow jones up more than one percent but as you can see profits have been reducing over the past. well it's over in europe now this optimism c
economy is pretty harsh well chairman ben bernanke he indeed said on friday that the federal reserve will do more to boost the economy because of high u.s. unemployment which he said was due to cyclical problems in the economy and an economic recovery that remains far from satisfactory quote he also argued that the fed's moves so far indeed to keep interest rates at record lows to encourage borrowing and encourage spending have helped bolster the economy and so therefore this has been taken in...
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i don't believe that ben bernanke will want to stick around. that is a very tough job and he is due for a vacation. >> is there blame? >> romney is on the record saying that he wouldn't support his staying on the job. >> it was pretty much the number one job of the gop candidate. >> i mean, he has used the tools to keep the rates low and stimulate the economy with the measures he had available to him. and the markets continue to do that. and now the question is do they act to start a new round in an attempt to keep rates low for an extebded period of time. it is hard for me to consider the depefeat of ben bernanke. >> this is going to be fun. >> it was a good try. he tried to inflate the stock market and real estate market. >> that you would lose money if you kept your money in a cd or savings account. and both efforts would fail. >> the markets would have more downside and we have seen the stock market give back it's gains since the beginning of the year. >> that is not ben bernanke's fault. it was up until we had the latest round of concerns.
i don't believe that ben bernanke will want to stick around. that is a very tough job and he is due for a vacation. >> is there blame? >> romney is on the record saying that he wouldn't support his staying on the job. >> it was pretty much the number one job of the gop candidate. >> i mean, he has used the tools to keep the rates low and stimulate the economy with the measures he had available to him. and the markets continue to do that. and now the question is do they...
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can mitt romney follow through the door that ben bernanke opened? >> listen, he brought this up in that interview that you just played. but it can't be one answer to one question. he needs to repeat it. that democratic convention their big message was, listen, things are slow, but we're on the right path, stay the course, we're doing the right thing. remember the greenspan put, this the bernanke short. he's saying we're not on the right path, we can't stay the court, i have to do some kind of radical experimental monetary policy to do something, anything, to boost this economy. that's what romney should say. this recovery is built on debt and cheap credit. >> governor rendell, i want to ask you -- let's put it different. i know you're a former dnc chairman. i know you're a very successful democratic governor. if you were advising romney, ed rendell, if you were advising romney, would you tell him to follow in bernanke's footsteps antsz bernanke had pessimistic statements about the economy. wouldn't it behoove romney to do that? i know he's not doing
can mitt romney follow through the door that ben bernanke opened? >> listen, he brought this up in that interview that you just played. but it can't be one answer to one question. he needs to repeat it. that democratic convention their big message was, listen, things are slow, but we're on the right path, stay the course, we're doing the right thing. remember the greenspan put, this the bernanke short. he's saying we're not on the right path, we can't stay the court, i have to do some...
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beranke of today listen to the ben bernanke of yesterday." and while it might seem like an academic argument or aer in day game of clue, the question of what's gotten into ben is literally the single, most pressing question in the entire political economy right now. a president can't do very much without them. so bernanke is, for the next six months, if only game in town. not only because he wants mitt rom nerks y reelected, although let's be clear he was appointed to the fed by bush, but rather because he's under tremendous pressure of the ttea party fede reserve not to do anything. remember this? >> if this guy prints more money between now and the election, i don't know what you all would do to him in iowa. we would treat him pretty ugly down in texas. >> yeah, well, bernanke faces angry questions from bright wingers before congress, democrats exhibited no pressure. >>> it's prolonged unemployment and poverty for millions. not to mention the premature end. so until he answers the question of whether he's trying to get mitt rom nerks y elec
beranke of today listen to the ben bernanke of yesterday." and while it might seem like an academic argument or aer in day game of clue, the question of what's gotten into ben is literally the single, most pressing question in the entire political economy right now. a president can't do very much without them. so bernanke is, for the next six months, if only game in town. not only because he wants mitt rom nerks y reelected, although let's be clear he was appointed to the fed by bush, but...
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there's a fine art to reading between the lines of ben bernanke. mitt romney is the official gop nominee for president. last night he went after what some have called president obama's war on success. >> consider the president's entire reelection campaign is attacking success. is it any wonder someone who attacks success has led the worst economic recovery since the great depression? [applause] >> in america we celebrate success. we don't apologize for success. stuart: a pretty clear message. do not punish success. however there is an equally clear message from democrats. you did well. pay your fair share because we helped you do it. isn't that true? >> that will be the message next week when they convene in charlotte. mitt romney did the effect of thing. he laid out a very clear choice between wealth redistribution class warfare and stated some of president obama versus the message of freedom in all its forms of governor romney and paul ryan especially economic freedom. he spoke of american exceptionalism and that reinforce the message when it was
there's a fine art to reading between the lines of ben bernanke. mitt romney is the official gop nominee for president. last night he went after what some have called president obama's war on success. >> consider the president's entire reelection campaign is attacking success. is it any wonder someone who attacks success has led the worst economic recovery since the great depression? [applause] >> in america we celebrate success. we don't apologize for success. stuart: a pretty...
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but federal chairman ben bernanke is not satisfied. let's get ai uchida to tell us more. >> good morning, catherine. exactly. bernanke says more needs to be done to create jobs. he says that that will require keeping credit easing measures in place. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke spoke to a group of economists. bernanke welcomed the recent decline in the u.s. jobless rate, but he said employment at -- unemployment at 8.3% remains far from a normal level. >> we kant yet be sure the recent pace of improvement in the labor market will be sustained. conditions remain far from normal as shown, for example, by the high level of long-term unemployment and the fact that jobs and work remain well below precrisis peaks. >> the fed chief said having many people out of work for extended periods could lead to structural problems for the whole economy. he said they will have more difficulty finding jobs the longer they are unemployed. >>> now following his speech, the dow jones industrial average ended higher regaining almost all of the losse
but federal chairman ben bernanke is not satisfied. let's get ai uchida to tell us more. >> good morning, catherine. exactly. bernanke says more needs to be done to create jobs. he says that that will require keeping credit easing measures in place. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke spoke to a group of economists. bernanke welcomed the recent decline in the u.s. jobless rate, but he said employment at -- unemployment at 8.3% remains far from a normal level. >> we kant yet be...
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funny to tell you so before joining the federal reserve chairman ben bernanke he was professor ben bernanke he has many people know or have been reminded with his recent p.r. blitz of college classes but if you haven't seen our show let's go to break for miner from his stint lecturing at g.w. university george washington university earlier this year. unfortunately the fed made its first great challenge in the great depression and it failed. both on the monetary policy and on the financial stability so now we play that because the great depression was his expertise as an academic and paul krugman in today's new york times magazine writes about the bernanke he can none from the divergence between what professor bernanke he advocated and what chairman bernanke has actually done and crewman argues that he has gone too far from his academic roots and needs to do much more he argues that chairman bernanke used bed has been much more passive than professor bernanke is writing would have led us to believe so he says bernanke has not done enough. and that really he's not been enough of the academic
funny to tell you so before joining the federal reserve chairman ben bernanke he was professor ben bernanke he has many people know or have been reminded with his recent p.r. blitz of college classes but if you haven't seen our show let's go to break for miner from his stint lecturing at g.w. university george washington university earlier this year. unfortunately the fed made its first great challenge in the great depression and it failed. both on the monetary policy and on the financial...
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about ben bernanke. the next situation is what our guest says is the most important situation. we have a portfolio analyst with us now. it is interesting to see angela merkel going around the world doing this. what do you make of this? >> well, she is trying to buy time and have a backup plan in case everything goes wrong in a few weeks. you have the court decision. you also have the report coming up. you have a report on the banking system. in the event that there is some sort of panic, she certainly wants to have some backdrops in place. so far, the germans do not seem to be buying. connell: how much power do central banks have. that is the debate we have here in the united states today. ben bernanke comes out and says unemployment is a great concern, i will help you out if you need it. what can you really do? interest rates are about as low as they really can be. what about europe? >> ben bernanke, i think what you said about ben bernanke is right, he does not have much power. in the case of europe, a
about ben bernanke. the next situation is what our guest says is the most important situation. we have a portfolio analyst with us now. it is interesting to see angela merkel going around the world doing this. what do you make of this? >> well, she is trying to buy time and have a backup plan in case everything goes wrong in a few weeks. you have the court decision. you also have the report coming up. you have a report on the banking system. in the event that there is some sort of panic,...
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mitt romney has been critical of ben bernanke as well as his hundreding mate, paul ryan. so we asked f will mitt romney resign if obama wins? no. what about the biggest problems for the u.s. recovery? . it's still there. the euro crisis, though, has come down just a bit. tax and regulatory policies. what about the most important issue that we're going to be dealing with tomorrow? will there be more qe? it's shot up from 78% in july, 90% of our respondents say it's going to happen. and we haven't seen those kind of results since the eve of qe2. >> they don't think it's going to do much good. 59% say they won't lower the unemployment rate. the press conference of ben bernanke tomorrow and we'll have full coverage all day long. maria, of course, you can read all about this survey on cnbc.com. >> and i will go there now. thank you within steve. >> sure. >> so is wall street giving up on mitt romney? let's go inside the romney camp. good to see you, sir. thank you so much for joining us. what are you saying to this is results? >> thank you for having me here. >> only 24% expec
mitt romney has been critical of ben bernanke as well as his hundreding mate, paul ryan. so we asked f will mitt romney resign if obama wins? no. what about the biggest problems for the u.s. recovery? . it's still there. the euro crisis, though, has come down just a bit. tax and regulatory policies. what about the most important issue that we're going to be dealing with tomorrow? will there be more qe? it's shot up from 78% in july, 90% of our respondents say it's going to happen. and we...
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ben bernanke loves this. absolutely inflation expectations whether you look at ten year break evens, speculation, future and options contracts are at all time highs for things like gold, coffee, oil, anything that you eat, consume or involve in your life and that's the big issue. he has basically perpetuated expectations whether stocks or oil, and that's what slows economic growth. >> would you be buying those mods? >> on pullbacks he's forced to you. understand that there's been three bubbles created by bernanke and greenspan. the internet bubble, real estate bubble and mow the commodity bubble. the commodity bubble whether it's mitt romney or barack obama it's going to be on their watch provided they keep bernanke in power. >> which may take several years to develop but you say buy the bubble before you sell. tricky. >> it's called trading. you have to risk manage it. can you invoke your inner hemingway and say this will happen very slowly and then bang happen all at once. that's what will happen when the c
ben bernanke loves this. absolutely inflation expectations whether you look at ten year break evens, speculation, future and options contracts are at all time highs for things like gold, coffee, oil, anything that you eat, consume or involve in your life and that's the big issue. he has basically perpetuated expectations whether stocks or oil, and that's what slows economic growth. >> would you be buying those mods? >> on pullbacks he's forced to you. understand that there's been...
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but as promised which is next with the business news and how the markets reacting dimitry to ben bernanke is key speech in wyoming any sensation that well the market reaction is quite moderate because the answer is kind of yes and no because chairman ben bernanke he was talking a lot about quantitative easing what everyone was expecting basically from him but when it comes to factual data as to when volumes there was no basically no indication of that but chairman ben bernanke he made clear that the federal reserve will do more to boost the economy because of high u.s. unemployment and an economic recovery that remains quote far from satisfactory you also basically talked about the high unemployment rate that this is the result of cyclical problems in the economy but again when it comes to quantity easing he hinted that it could be done but no factual no factual data here so let's take a look at the numbers then the dow jones now is up point six percent last hour we looked at it was up more than one percent so it's kind of the hype is calming down and indeed we could just say that the mar
but as promised which is next with the business news and how the markets reacting dimitry to ben bernanke is key speech in wyoming any sensation that well the market reaction is quite moderate because the answer is kind of yes and no because chairman ben bernanke he was talking a lot about quantitative easing what everyone was expecting basically from him but when it comes to factual data as to when volumes there was no basically no indication of that but chairman ben bernanke he made clear...
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all right fed chairman ben bernanke is due to start talking at around thirty five minutes time at least expected to so next hour how for more information on that for you all right thank you very much for that update on the train i will be back with a recap of our top stories in just a couple of minutes stay with us. well the first serious technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. claims. wealthy british style. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. first. few. hello and welcome to our team karen terrell with your top stories the winner takes it all the loser's standing small the russian self the exiled tycoon bodies for the result is left empty handed after it runs an import dismisses his hat to a lawsuit against billionaire but imo rich. turkeys pitch for a syrian intervention has a dead end the new one leaving nato countries with morning they might simply provide the security co
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dimitri and shannon what do you think because we often cover everything that ben bernanke he says and we know that following the f o m c meeting and april for birders we're all trying to figure out if when how what would substantiate ben bernanke we pull in the bell and say and let's do more q. we asking if he was being too cautious bernanke he said very diplomatically the fed could step in should the unemployment rate or inflation call for it well obviously take a listen. if appropriate and depending also on assessment of the costs and risks of additional policy actions we remain entirely prepared to take additional. actions if necessary to achieve our objectives. so that's the very diplomatic ben bernanke the but is there new things new issues coming onto their radar that could who knows substantiate more actions be used to substantiate this monetary policy of zero percent interest rates maybe i don't know apparently higher unemployment that goes on for a very long period of time that turns into permanent unemployment is called history says and it's reportedly on ben bernanke he's f
dimitri and shannon what do you think because we often cover everything that ben bernanke he says and we know that following the f o m c meeting and april for birders we're all trying to figure out if when how what would substantiate ben bernanke we pull in the bell and say and let's do more q. we asking if he was being too cautious bernanke he said very diplomatically the fed could step in should the unemployment rate or inflation call for it well obviously take a listen. if appropriate and...
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cheryl: honestly i consumer ben bernanke wouldn't do stimulus. there are lots of mario's. >> the ecb meeting in frankfurt, taught that they will meet for the german called, for their decision on the 12th of september regarding the constitutional legality of having full-blown bailout in germany, but what will the ecb do? a lot of hopes they will announce the bond programs this time around. cheryl: tracy byrnes is off today, probably at home because she is sad "jersey shore" was canceled. probably at home sad. >> she is. we have a lot of great guests. there is problems on the mississippi, now we have the dominance of isaac creating other sorts of problems on the mississippi. a tough time to be a part owner. we will find out how tough coming up at the top of the hour. cheryl: that'll be a great interview, thank you, ashley webster. dennis, over to you. dennis: for a balance, i will say i love "jersey shore." stocks, and shares of sears. probably a spinoff but sliding on bad news from the s&p. loren. lauren: effective on septembe september 4, the sto
cheryl: honestly i consumer ben bernanke wouldn't do stimulus. there are lots of mario's. >> the ecb meeting in frankfurt, taught that they will meet for the german called, for their decision on the 12th of september regarding the constitutional legality of having full-blown bailout in germany, but what will the ecb do? a lot of hopes they will announce the bond programs this time around. cheryl: tracy byrnes is off today, probably at home because she is sad "jersey shore" was...
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., ben bernanke stays on the message. the fed chair says while conditions are improving, it's still too early to declare the economic recovery a complete success. >>> and he says markets should not bet against the war but warns that the crisis may not be over. >> nobody really knows, but in the past so many times we thought that the worst of the crisis was over, and then new waves of instability came in. so i think it's no time for complacency and we have to prepare for the worst. >>> more on the exclusive interview to come on today's program. also we're going to have this. what does the bank plan to do? we'll hear from the ceo. >>> u.s. supreme court wraps up three days of hearing whether the obama health care plan is constitutional. >>> and it may take six months to contain gas leak. what is the prognosis in terms of its energy stock price. >>> before all that, let's see where we're at. christine? >> guess what? a little bit of consolidation in the process. a lot of investors taking a little bit of a breezer. nikkei is
., ben bernanke stays on the message. the fed chair says while conditions are improving, it's still too early to declare the economic recovery a complete success. >>> and he says markets should not bet against the war but warns that the crisis may not be over. >> nobody really knows, but in the past so many times we thought that the worst of the crisis was over, and then new waves of instability came in. so i think it's no time for complacency and we have to prepare for the...
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with ben bernanke and the action today? >> the world economy is slowing, china is slowing down, if you are the chairman of the fed you are worried. he did four things today. to buy 40 million mortgages in a month in addition to what you already buys. lou: that sounds like $1 trillion. >> garn top of that he did that until he thought it would be improving. the forecast for the labor market. he extended how long they will hold short-term interest rates down until 2015. on top of that keep monetary policy easing even after the recovery. for different reaction. big reaction of the equity market. lou: pushing down the rate to a little but looks like less of the slopes been i guess. but the looks like it takes out the interest rates around five 1/7 years. >> it is supportive of the housing market itself the amber is starting to get ratter the bellows of the fed to get the fire going. >> baby. a housing market is stabilized but it housing is only 2% of our e economy. we could stimulate but it will not move the overall dietl. it is
with ben bernanke and the action today? >> the world economy is slowing, china is slowing down, if you are the chairman of the fed you are worried. he did four things today. to buy 40 million mortgages in a month in addition to what you already buys. lou: that sounds like $1 trillion. >> garn top of that he did that until he thought it would be improving. the forecast for the labor market. he extended how long they will hold short-term interest rates down until 2015. on top of that...
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that is where ben bernanke's ideas were misplaced. you will lookack in history and see that was something that didn't work out. gerri: he is a historian. you would think he could figure it out. thanks for coming on tonight. a pleasure having you on the show. come back soon. we will be right back with my $0.02 more and the answer to the question of the day, where are you find a better deal? in store oon line? @a gerri: is officially the holiday shopping season, so where are you finding a better deal? in store or on line? this is what you are posting on my facebook page. fighting the croats traffic and crowds takes its toll. i prefer the comfort of my home to have a huge variety of goods at my fingertips. bernadette's says what is better than getting a great price with free shipping and you didn't have to ave your easy chair? i can relate to that. we ask on gerri willis.com, 90% said a story, 81% said online. steve wright's the reality is we no longer depend on true american patriots to overcome the masses of those who will want to hand
that is where ben bernanke's ideas were misplaced. you will lookack in history and see that was something that didn't work out. gerri: he is a historian. you would think he could figure it out. thanks for coming on tonight. a pleasure having you on the show. come back soon. we will be right back with my $0.02 more and the answer to the question of the day, where are you find a better deal? in store oon line? @a gerri: is officially the holiday shopping season, so where are you finding a better...
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do you think that ben bernanke is taking sides in this election? >> you know, i'm a cynic and i don't like central banking. i don't, jump at chances to bash bernanke. i thought it would, say that, he is probably more worried about his reputation and he think he honestly wants to prove his economic theories work because he put a lifetime into it. and think of much time and effort he put into studying the depression. if i'm right and he is wrong, it destroyed his whole thesis of the last 30 or 40 years. he thinks more about that whether he does get reappointed. he wants to be proven right on these issues shoes. i think he is truly academician rather than a party player and only doing this for obama. but there is a history that federal reserve chairman have in the past tried to accommodate the president. david: it happened a couple times. perhaps not this one. the middle east finally on the middle east, does it make sense for us to give money to countries in the middle east that can't or won't protect our own embassies there? >> i don't think it makes
do you think that ben bernanke is taking sides in this election? >> you know, i'm a cynic and i don't like central banking. i don't, jump at chances to bash bernanke. i thought it would, say that, he is probably more worried about his reputation and he think he honestly wants to prove his economic theories work because he put a lifetime into it. and think of much time and effort he put into studying the depression. if i'm right and he is wrong, it destroyed his whole thesis of the last 30...
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years. >> ben bernanke has lots of employment options. he is not being motivated in this decision or his previous decisions politically. that is claptrap. it is cold sometimes on the streets. the fact is history will demonstrate clearly that ben bernanke after great courage despite the hypocrite's saying we can't take anymore loose monetary policy, he has a dual mandate as well as stability, he is doing exactly what he has to do and those arguing against him would be among the first to be shrinking the if he had not been taking these actions to push quantitative easing. cheryl: basically inflation like we have never seen before. that will be a big problem going forward. i agree with you i don't think ben bernanke is trying to get a job. he is trying to protect what he has done here and his reputation. dennis: which do you have a worse effect on lack of recovery? the fed or washington policy? gerri: washington. inflation. lou: we have not seen any steps taken by this administration or fiscal policy that makes any sense whatsoever but for t
years. >> ben bernanke has lots of employment options. he is not being motivated in this decision or his previous decisions politically. that is claptrap. it is cold sometimes on the streets. the fact is history will demonstrate clearly that ben bernanke after great courage despite the hypocrite's saying we can't take anymore loose monetary policy, he has a dual mandate as well as stability, he is doing exactly what he has to do and those arguing against him would be among the first to be...
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say ben bernanke. they know a lot. >> you are saying i shouldn't do what i think my job is, to be a reporter, and get as much information -- you understand i do my job and i'm proud of how i do my job. i don't care what you guys think, at the end of the day, guys. at the end of the day my job is to guide viewers and investors, give them the best heads up policy i can on what the fed policy will be, and i did it right. >> i wasn't even trying. normally i would be taking credit. >> that's what i'm saying, joe. >> you to a great job. >> my point was, steve. my point was -- >> what's your point? >> for a long time i think your view on whether there was a qe3, was based on whether there should have been a qe3. and i think that now we're seeing this. you heard kevin speaking -- >> can we -- can you listen for one second? we have breaking news that we're going to be announcing right now the markets are going to want to hear. there is a change in the dow jones industrial average this morning. you are bringing
say ben bernanke. they know a lot. >> you are saying i shouldn't do what i think my job is, to be a reporter, and get as much information -- you understand i do my job and i'm proud of how i do my job. i don't care what you guys think, at the end of the day, guys. at the end of the day my job is to guide viewers and investors, give them the best heads up policy i can on what the fed policy will be, and i did it right. >> i wasn't even trying. normally i would be taking credit....
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like to see paul volcker but ben bernanke you know. just my quantitative easing ben. well in germany they're also having a very difficult time responding to this madness and the central banks around the world of course yen divider min he called this bond an asset buying he called it what he called it the devil's work well germany eyes gold standard this is a report by do each a bank cold gold adjusting zero they say we are in a time that is quote zero for growth yield velocity and confidence we believe that there are nearly zero real options available to global policymakers the world needs growth and is willing to go to extraordinary lengths to get it to patients dead you know those doctor shows are there due in part massage and then the doctor says. right now it's just a global economy it's dead it doesn't it's in a coma dissolving it's japan but no global the banks are completely comatose policymakers are smoking crack the wall street bankers are high on meth amphetamine they they're completely. entered into a period of utter and. social experimentation where were t
like to see paul volcker but ben bernanke you know. just my quantitative easing ben. well in germany they're also having a very difficult time responding to this madness and the central banks around the world of course yen divider min he called this bond an asset buying he called it what he called it the devil's work well germany eyes gold standard this is a report by do each a bank cold gold adjusting zero they say we are in a time that is quote zero for growth yield velocity and confidence we...
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still ahead an artsy ben bernanke is putting another band-aid on the u.s. economy it's called the q e three and it's about helping the faltering housing market so is this an answer to our economic or just another quick fix. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that the americans call i don't. care what you. are you know what other terrorists. want to defeat terrorism the only liberal democrats. can really sort of. you know support you to distract us from what you and i should care about because they're a profit driven industry that's also sensationalistic garbage because of breaking news i'm having martin and we're going to break that. the federal reserve today announced its plan to help stimulate the economy the plan is to buy forty billion dollars of mortgage bonds a month until further notice this whole idea has been dubbed q e three and the hope is that this will bolster the economy and generate jobs this after fed watchers have been ramping up pressure for the central bank bank to take more aggressive steps to strengthen the
still ahead an artsy ben bernanke is putting another band-aid on the u.s. economy it's called the q e three and it's about helping the faltering housing market so is this an answer to our economic or just another quick fix. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that the americans call i don't. care what you. are you know what other terrorists. want to defeat terrorism the only liberal democrats. can really sort of. you know support you to distract us from what you and...
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ben bernanke today didn't change his policy. ben bernanke told you he sees no inflation, he will never see inflation, and he will never raise interest rates. >> keith, all due respect, the way we crunch the numbers, the oil price rise is due to real demand particularly from asia, not monetary policy at this point. >> that doesn't make any sense, the mastercard data at the pump in the u.s. in terms of how many people were buying gas is down 5% year-over-year. something is falling as the intensity of the inflation is rising. >> you're talking about -- >> inflation is attacked. >> the absolute global numbers, the marginal buyer of oil and energy has been asia and the continued asian expansion put the oil at $110 to $120 a barrel on demand alone. >> i think you're looki ining ae wrong estimates. they've gone negative year-over-year. demand in asia has fallen off a cliff. >> that's only -- that's a one-month thing at the end of the chinese new year. >> let's not get too into the weeds. i want to say this, i think bernanke was gloomy
ben bernanke today didn't change his policy. ben bernanke told you he sees no inflation, he will never see inflation, and he will never raise interest rates. >> keith, all due respect, the way we crunch the numbers, the oil price rise is due to real demand particularly from asia, not monetary policy at this point. >> that doesn't make any sense, the mastercard data at the pump in the u.s. in terms of how many people were buying gas is down 5% year-over-year. something is falling as...